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BF 109F-4, Obt Otto Kath, Russia, 1941, Diecast Model
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BF 109F-4, Obt Otto Kath, Russia, 1941, Diecast Model
BF 109F-4, Obt Otto Kath, Russia, 1941, Diecast Model
CAD
149.99
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
9280 Airport Road
Mount Hope
ON
L0R 1W0
1-877-347-3359
giftshop@warplane.com
Hobby Master
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31850
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The first German mass produced 109 fighter was the Bf-109E that has been mistakenly referred to as the Me-109. The Bf is the designator for the Bayerische Flugzeugwerke (BFW) (Bavarian Aircraft Works) that produced the original aircraft. In 1938 Messerschmitt took over BFW but throughout WWII German handbooks and documents referred to the aircraft as the Bf-109. By the end of 1939 the Bf-109E (Emil) had replaced all other 109 variants and equipped 13 Gruppens with 40 aircraft each. The Bf-109 was the main single-engine aircraft until the Fw-190 came along.
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Item Number:
31850
Price:
$149.99
CAD
each
Availability:
December/January
Manufacturer:
Hobby Master
Description:
The first German mass produced 109 fighter was the Bf-109E that has been mistakenly referred to as the Me-109. The Bf is the designator for the Bayerische Flugzeugwerke (BFW) (Bavarian Aircraft Works) that produced the original aircraft. In 1938 Messerschmitt took over BFW but throughout WWII German handbooks and documents referred to the aircraft as the Bf-109. By the end of 1939 the Bf-109E (Emil) had replaced all other 109 variants and equipped 13 Gruppens with 40 aircraft each. The Bf-109 was the main single-engine aircraft until the Fw-190 came along.
Additional Info:
HA8762
Option to display the model on a stand that is provided.
Model can be shown with the landing gear in the down or up positions.
Canopy can be displayed open or closed.
Pilot figure included.
Scale
:
1/48
Purchase Quantity:
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All Prices are in Canadian Dollars.
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